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Development of subsea typhoon valve

​Typhonix recently received support from the Research Council of Norway's Petromaks programme for development of a subsea version of the Typhoon Valve.
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17.04.2009
The main objective of the project "Subsea Typhoon Valve" is to develop a cyclone based subsea choke valve which improves fluid transportation, increases the subsea system integrity and reliability, and reduces the environmental impact from petroleum production. In a broader perspective a subsea Typhoon Valve will contribute to: 

 • Increased production rates 
 • Reduced energy requirements for petroleum transportation
 • Reduced need for production chemicals
 • Less discharges to sea and less emissions to air
 • Increased reliability and service life of subsea valves and systems

Kick off for the project will be in the 3. quarter of 2009

For more information contact NIELS VAN TEEFFELEN at: 

niels.teeffelen@typhonix.com